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Good info' thanks for sharing. That 1 handed thing is sweet" Kudo's to you.

Bro that shit looks like something from a video game animation

Iconic 9mm smg, shoulder stock adaptable, easily converted to full auto. Perfect shtf gun.

Nice recoil control! I have a CW9 and would love a K9 one day.

How does it differ from 84F?

Te felicito mucho por haber encontrado esa pieza tan antigua y nueva, por favor cuídala mucho y disfrútala por todos nosotros.

Am I the only one who red that thumbnail in Arnold’s voice lmfaooo

Just bought mine, after drooling over one for months.. of course On the table was a Beretta M9 that I had a hard time walking away from but this was cheaper, and James Reeve's TFB CZ torture test video sold me.. **Update** do you suggest replacing these pins after removing them 2 or so times? After break in, I will be disassembling it again for complete cleaning and lubing

Nice gun! Shot one in competition for several years. Great pistol!

Nice! I have a 1990 pre B. It also has no import marks. The story that I was told was that it was brought back by a guy who bought it in Europe while he was stationed there in the military. Mine takes modern made magazines which I am happy about.

Maybe you're just a big whiney crybaby. Have you considered that?

I'll never get why gun vids insist on doing a safety check on camera. Just do it before filming.

It was the overwhelming favorite of nypd authorized off duty weapons in the 90s.

Hurts doesn't it?

I am was thinking of making a crossover media franchise in a few years if I could but I’m not sure how I would do it. Do you guys have any good tips.

The Uzi nine millimeter

Tener una SIG P 228 W. Germany es tener una super pistola. Fin de la conversación...❤

I had one then sold it, (25yrs.) it should have never happened ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P228 is a bit cheaper in price than a $800 , M-11 !!!! Mec Gar makes the factory mags for a lot of SIGS , look it up !!!

This is América? 💀

ポリスアカデミーを思い出す。

I really like the two-tone SIG-Sauer P228 fitted with a Wilcox Industries UITC IR/laser sight designed by Ellis Props & Graphics since the pistol was seen in 1995's Virtuosity. Awesome handgun! 😊

Dangit!!!

It looks pristine. I am betting the bluing marks on the barrel is from someone racking the slide a couple of dozen times, if those are bluing marks. Anyway, congrats on a great find, I hope you never fire it for posterity's sake.

I love it!!!!

Dude that thing is clean. Nice find!

Should’ve kept the Glock 40.

Good video, laughed my ass off! Love my Mk IXX Deagle! The one I currently have is in .44 and I like it much better that the .50 I had about 15 years ago. 100% true about the polished chrome finish. I spent more time wiping fingerprints off of my .50 than ever shooting it.

The perfect union of one of thr coolest odd duck guns out there and one of my favorite youtuber gun channels!!!! Excellent video!!

VP70 is kinda weird in that is was simultaneously ahead of its time and dated when it came out. Having a 18 round mag polymer striker fired handgun was pretty revolutionary. Shame HK knee capped it by having it be strait blowback, with an awful trigger (which I wouldn't be surprised was because of its 3 round burst mechanism), and no slide lock. There really were just objectively better handguns you could have at the time.

Can its posible to import

Where did you get the laser?

Your video is from 2020 but the quality feels 2010

Finally!!!! I needed another one of your vids! After you're references to resident evil with a couple of your firearms and your kahr k9 I was sold!!!! I'm happy to see ya back!

Oof, my dad used to have one. What an absolute clunker. They look cool, sweet 80’s style guns but almost unusable.

Noice job sir, keep em coming.

Just wanted to say your patch wall is mega based. :))

Mec Gar offers an 18 round magazine, got one about a year ago.

I love at how this weapon with this specific attachment/mod has been synonymous with T-800. That particular shot when The Terminator aimed this weapon at Sarah Connor inside a nightclub has been stuck with me.

Great video, nice work on videography, fantastic explanation.

I’ve gotten to know Justin Moon over the past few months and his company is truly supportive of our constitutional rights. I honestly don’t own one but haven’t written them off either. They do have reliability issues to some degree but the K series are just beautiful.

I thought you were going to talk about how you built it and the parts that you used.

The best cinematic appearance of the K9 was when Phil Leotardo go whacked on the Sopranos! ruclips.net/video/_AC1FoIQVV0/видео.html

Awesome Weapon

Can you please tell me where to get one of those lasers

I wish you would make another video!! Your videos are my favorite!

Yes, it's a bit "hit and miss" with the magazines, because they changed them slightly with the B-model. Not only do they fall free, because they changed the curved leaf spring to a flat piece of regular steel (which usually doesn't really cause any issues), but the shell of the mag is also a bit more rounded at the "nose" where it meets the feed ramp. First model and Pre-B mags are a bit more squared off. That small difference in shape/measurements is what can cause problems, when trying to use any Pre-B mags in more modern 75s and vice versa. As to why the mags didn't lock back the slide in the RETRO: that's really odd. But only strengthens my opinion that the RETRO is an overpriced piece of hot "collectors" garbage. And from what I know, people are _mostly_ wrong about slides of the first model breaking. They did, but only during testing. And never the forged ones, but only cast frame prototypes with the same narrow frame design at the front. CZ always wanted to cast slides and frames for the 75 (it's cheaper and faster), but couldn't quite figure it out in time. During some experimentation from '77 to '79, they learned that, in order for the cast parts to last, they had to beef up the front of the frame and slide a bit, making the rail longer in the process (hence the Pre-B' s design). Another issue was that they had to outsource the casting process during that time. The Spanish company they contracted used the wrong steel for some reason, which weakened the parts of _very_ early Pre-Bs and caused them to fail. Yet, to my knowledge, none of them ever made it over the counter of any stores and into the public. In late 1980/early '81, CZ had their problens sorted out and could now also produce castings in-house. _All_ the first model 75s were made from forged steel until they switched production to the Pre-B. And that with the "series of 200 units" is also often either a mix-up or something got lost in translation during four decades of playing telephone. CZ produced a small batch of pre-mass production 75s, which they had to send out to authorities for proofing, testing and evaluation in order to get green light for mass production from the state. A few were also sent out to chosen dealerships and journalists. They're easily distinguishable by their date stamp ("75") and serial number range (from about 1000 up to 1200). While those pistols were already out and away, CZ kept tinkering with the design of the final product. That's why a lot of the 75 dated pistols have triggers, sights and maybe a few other small parts that are different from the mass produced ones. Serial number range for mass production started 1977 from 10100, and went until 1980 up to 25???. Source: Mostly David Pazdera's book "CZ 75 : Příběh české legendy" from 2020 (ISBN: 9788024270883). DISCLAIMER: Translated it from Czech to German, so there's a chance that I also didn't get it a 100% right. 😅

Is it true that the czsp01 mags fit the pre b ones.

That Colt is a beautiful pistol. If you are into .22's as you say I'd still get an older S&W M17. Be nice to compare them. That Colt's a real beauty though.

WRONG….

I wanted writing a bl story, although i think it'll be easy since this story actually happened in my highschool, just needed tweaking some details to make it more interesting.